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Drone-detection trials combine Remote ID, radar and RF data to track unauthorized aircraft

AirSight says its AirGuard software fuses radar, radio-frequency and Remote ID data to detect, identify and track drones around prisons and stadiums. Separate trials in Enschede and the Washington, D.C., region are testing detection capabilities as public-safety agencies seek better visibility of unauthorized small aircraft.

Discovered 2026-11-10T06:28:15.339252-08:00 | 2026-11-10T06:28:15.339252-08:00

Briefing

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The reports show multiple approaches to detecting unauthorized drones, from AirSight’s fusion of radar, RF and Remote ID data to field trials in Enschede and the Washington, D.C., region.
Detection and tracking capabilities are being tested around sensitive sites, including prisons and stadiums, and by public-safety agencies—settings where identifying unauthorized small aircraft is an operational concern.

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Washington Post dronelife.com dronewatch.nl